The siege of Nicosia (1570) was but the first stage of the conflict known in history as the Fourth Ottoman-Venetian war. The article discusses the similarities and the differences in the way in which the event is shown in a little known Armenian thrênos entitled The Lament of the Island of Cyprus (1570) and in the major contemporary narratives, mostly Italian. The author of the poem was present on Cyprus during the initial stages of the conflict, and on the whole the poem is true to the historical facts, but its most obvious characteristic is its moralizing tone, which is also found in the Italian prose narratives of the siege
This article compares ideological production in the Burgundian sources with the Ottoman sources and ...
International audienceIn June 1607, a Tuscan fleet of about twenty ships and two thousand two hundre...
This paper describes hunting on Lusignan and Venetian Cyprus. The sources are legal texts, chronicle...
The siege of Nicosia (1570) was but the first stage of the conflict known in history as the Fourth O...
The purpose of the article is to provide an idea of the role that Cyprus played in the rivalry betwe...
This article re-evaluates the evolution of Cypriots’ socio-political situation in the “long term”, b...
This article compares ideological production in the Burgundian sources with the Ottoman sources and ...
Cyprus constituted a Venetian base of geostrategic importance in the Levant and its most profitable ...
In the period after the Cyprus War of 1570-71, during which the Ottomans invaded and conquered Venet...
On 9 September 1570 the Venetian controlled city of Nicosia on the island of Cyprus fell to the Otto...
This article contains two sources concerning the history of Russia and Cyprus: an unknown and previo...
The War of Cyprus (1570–71) took place within the framework of the Fourth Ottoman Venetian War, whic...
Owing to its strategic position, Cyprus has repeatedly changed hands between dominant powers in the ...
Nicosia is a city designed to be divided across many false lines. The rich history of the city revea...
The January 2007 front-cover of the popular magazine History Today carried the catchy title 'Keepin...
This article compares ideological production in the Burgundian sources with the Ottoman sources and ...
International audienceIn June 1607, a Tuscan fleet of about twenty ships and two thousand two hundre...
This paper describes hunting on Lusignan and Venetian Cyprus. The sources are legal texts, chronicle...
The siege of Nicosia (1570) was but the first stage of the conflict known in history as the Fourth O...
The purpose of the article is to provide an idea of the role that Cyprus played in the rivalry betwe...
This article re-evaluates the evolution of Cypriots’ socio-political situation in the “long term”, b...
This article compares ideological production in the Burgundian sources with the Ottoman sources and ...
Cyprus constituted a Venetian base of geostrategic importance in the Levant and its most profitable ...
In the period after the Cyprus War of 1570-71, during which the Ottomans invaded and conquered Venet...
On 9 September 1570 the Venetian controlled city of Nicosia on the island of Cyprus fell to the Otto...
This article contains two sources concerning the history of Russia and Cyprus: an unknown and previo...
The War of Cyprus (1570–71) took place within the framework of the Fourth Ottoman Venetian War, whic...
Owing to its strategic position, Cyprus has repeatedly changed hands between dominant powers in the ...
Nicosia is a city designed to be divided across many false lines. The rich history of the city revea...
The January 2007 front-cover of the popular magazine History Today carried the catchy title 'Keepin...
This article compares ideological production in the Burgundian sources with the Ottoman sources and ...
International audienceIn June 1607, a Tuscan fleet of about twenty ships and two thousand two hundre...
This paper describes hunting on Lusignan and Venetian Cyprus. The sources are legal texts, chronicle...